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We are excited about the 23rd edition of the 3100 Mile Race, which begins this

Sunday, June 16.

Eight runners from seven countries will toe the line at 600am everyday for 52 days.

The determination in your heroic effort

Will permeate your mind and heart

Even after your success or failure

Is long forgotten.

– Sri Chinmoy

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The 28th Annual Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race

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Tejvan organises short-distance running and cycling races for the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in his home city of Oxford. He is also a very good cyclist, having won the National hill climb championships in 2013 and finished 3rd in the National 100 Mile Time Trials in 2014.

Budjargal Byambaa went past 414.6 miles in an impressive 157 laps on the 3100 mile course today. This total placed him 15 laps ahead of Ashprihanal who has 410.8 miles. Both men are still averaging over 80 miles for the five days of running. Andrea Marcato is still in touching distance of the leaders after his five-day total of 384.4 miles. His last travel around the course in less than 5 minutes was once again impressive, to say the least. The top nine runners are all running past 300 miles or more in the first five days. The next entry will examine the six day tomorrow and all its stories of our strange but amazing race.

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Budjargal Byambaa came within 7 laps of Ashprihanal Aalto's overall lead today. On day 4, Budjargal completed 148 laps compared to Ashprihanal’s 137 laps. After four days, Ashprihanal has a total of 332, with the Mongolian hero at 328.5 miles. Andrea Marcato is in solid third place with 312 miles. Pushkar totalled 292.8 miles, his best start in years. Vasu Duzhiy was fifth with 288.5 miles.

Wei-Ming Lo reached sixth place with 275.8 miles, a slim margin ahead of Annabel Hepworth who was at 275.3 miles for seventh overall and first lady.

Radu Budan totaled 271.5 miles, and Nina Huang-Lan Yang reached 241.3 miles.

Grahak Cunningham had reached 206.02 miles; Ananda-Lahari Zuscin topped 184.8 miles, and Stutisheel Lebedev passed 182.6 miles. The last three men have had various injuries the last few weeks, which have slowed them down. Let's hope they can regain their better performances.